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Fig. 2. A series showing the normal and polydactyl structure of the skeletal elements in the pes of the dog

A, normal pes with the rudimentary metatarsal bone of digit I.

B, a polydactyl pes, the hallux represented by two phalanges and the distal end of the metatarsal bone

C, polydactyl pes with hallux (I.) completely developed.



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Reference

Prentiss CW. Extra digits and digital reductions. (1906) Popular Science Monthly. 336-448.


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